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AI employees for small business

Hire AI employees for your small business.

Small teams lose the day to the jobs nobody has time for — chasing prospects, answering the phone, following up. AgentsQ gives you AI employees who own those jobs outright. Quinn, your included AI Chief of Staff, coordinates them and handles setup. He emails you a daily recap of their work.

Why small businesses hire AI employees

No payroll, no onboarding

An AI employee is a flat monthly subscription. No salary, benefits, recruiting fees or two weeks of training before the first result.

They work the hours you don't

Prospecting at 6am, answering the phone at 9pm, chasing a follow-up on Sunday. The work happens whether or not you're at the desk.

You direct them in plain English

There's no dashboard to learn. You tell your agent what you want in one chat, the same way you'd tell a new hire, and they report back.

Add or pause as the season changes

Busy quarter? Hire another agent. Slow month? Pause one. You're never carrying a headcount you don't need.

The roles you can hire

Quinn is included free with every workspace and work he completes uses credits. Carter is live today; Wes and Echo are in beta.

How hiring an AI employee works

1

Pick the roles you're missing

Most small businesses start with one: someone to fill the calendar, or someone to answer the phone.

2

Tell them about your business

Who you sell to, what you charge, how you want to sound. Your team remembers it — you only say it once.

3

Watch the work land

Every conversation, meeting booked and reply shows up in one place, with anything that needs a human waiting in one short list.

What it costs against a hire

A human appointment setter

$4,000+/month

  • Plus commission, payroll tax and benefits
  • Weeks of recruiting and ramp-up
  • Works eight hours, five days a week

Carter, your AI appointment setter

$499/month

$300/month during the pilot, with a pilot code

  • Flat price, pause whenever you want
  • Working the same day you hire him
  • Prospects, writes and follows up around the clock

A platform plan from $79/month covers the workspace and the credits your team spends working. See the full pricing.

Questions people ask

What is an AI employee?

An AI employee is software that owns a job, not a tool that helps you do one. You give it a role — appointment setter, receptionist, account manager — and it does the whole loop of that job on its own: finds the work, does it, and reports back. You manage it by chatting with it, the same way you'd manage a person.

Can a small business really replace a hire with AI?

For some roles, yes. Outbound prospecting, answering and routing calls, following up on quotes and chasing reviews are repetitive, rule-driven jobs that an AI employee does well and cheaply. Roles that need judgment, negotiation or physical presence still need a person — the honest use of an AI team is to hand it the work that keeps your people from doing theirs.

How much do AI employees cost for a small business?

Each agent is a flat monthly price — from $199/month for a specialist up to $499/month for an appointment setter who books meetings. On top of that you pick a platform plan starting at $79/month that includes the credits your team spends as it works. A human appointment setter costs $4,000+/month before commission.

Do I need technical skills to use them?

No. You hire an agent, answer a few questions about your business, and then talk to them in a chat window. There's nothing to configure, script or automate.

What can I hire right now?

Carter, the B2B appointment setter, is live today — he builds your prospect list, verifies emails, writes and sends personalized outreach, follows up and hands over anyone interested. The rest of the team is in beta; you can join the waitlist on any agent's page for launch pricing.

Start with one AI employee.

Carter is live today and books meetings from your first conversation. The rest of the team is right behind him.